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if you are in software, now is the best time to learn about/pivot to hardware?? here it goes built 8 bit computer a while ago; Want to see how our code actually works on hardware? Check it out

@markoilico Here too

If you're now designing or redesigning a website, this will help you a lot. I recently curated the best hero sections, footers, social proof and other website parts because I got tired of having 15+ tabs open (even with Mobbin). Giving it away 100% free. Comment on this post, and I'll send a Figma link to your inbox!

@bit2swaz Finally u getting comments 😃

and with that, i'm now open to work. remote only. internship, contract, part-time, or paid trial. anything works. --- about me: 18. first-year CS student. got into systems and infra in october 2025. haven't stopped since. primary languages: Rust and Go. C/Python/TS when needed. --- things i've built: Rust: > Arbx: autonomous MEV arbitrage engine. 186 tests, 17ns AMM calculation, $31 mainnet budget. launching april 2026 > Shadow Index: Reth ExEx Ethereum indexer. 4.08ms latency, 71k tx/sec (dm'd by @gakonst after this post) > Mempool Sniper: event-driven Ethereum mempool monitor. <500ms detection latency > Rusty Redis: Redis clone. 1.4M+ ops/sec > Merkle Trie: Ethereum MPT implementation. O(1) state verification > Cold CLI: HD wallet generator. zeroizes RAM on drop Go: > Orion: distributed container orchestrator. self-healing cluster in under 2 seconds > Aether: distributed SQL database. Raft consensus, Postgres wire protocol > CrisisMesh: offline-first mesh network. guaranteed delivery during partitions > VelocityCache: remote build cache. 231x faster than Turborepo (at local cache restoration) > Prism: serverless, instant database branching under 300ms for any PostgreSQL C: > lithos: LSM-tree storage engine. 72k+ writes/sec, 97k+ reads/sec. MVCC. --- open source (merged): > token-2022 (Solana) > anchor (Solana, approved) > CometBFT (3 merged, 3 open) > cosmos-sdk > Gaia > Sovereign SDK --- wrote 4 technical deep dives. MEV, Ethereum Merkle Trie, Redis, and LSM-trees. --- looking for: systems, protocol, or blockchain infra. backend works too. Rust or Go. remote only. not looking for: frontend, full-stack, anything off the metal. --- DMs are open or mail at bit2swaz@gmail.com github: github.com/bit2swaz portfolio: bit2swaz.vercel.app blog: bit2swaz.vercel.app/blog

@khost_env @mehulmpt Go for it boss, you won't regret it!

@mehulmpt Hey mehul, I am a Backend + AI eng and im currently about to finish my undergrad within a few months. Is the $20 claude code plan worth it as a student?

I just found out about Claude code passes. Giving away one week of free Claude code. Use it

@RoseOnX9 The contents of your house fit in a moving truck, why don’t you keep it in there? Simple, you need the stuff out for easy access, same for the 10GB file, reading the contents in zipped state would make your computer run overtime.

it takes me $65 to pay infra costs for a month and keep this free, support in any capacity buymeacoffee.com/jatinthebo0

@hsjjhamb @ShiprocketIndia useless service man.

received a call from them and the guy kept reading the script intentionally for me to give up and end everything. I AM TAKING YOU TO COURT @ShiprocketIndia

will not be using @dodopayments for accepting the payments anymore, i m not happy with their $30 fees charge for dispute if you even win the dispute.

@stejas809 @VuNguyenDev ahh i should have researched about this earlier.

@VuNguyenDev I left dodopayment when i heard thag they charge 30USD for dispute irrespective of any amount you charge.

DodoPayment has had so many bugs recently that I can no longer tolerate it. 1. License key emails are missing. My customer made a purchase but was confused why no license key arrived. It works very inconsistently. 2. Since yesterday, when a user applies a discount, it shows a confetti animation saying it's a valid promo code, but the final price doesn't reflect the change, causing confusion. I'm leaving DodoPayment this time.

@andre_mc interesting!

I'm working on a game where you play as the Virtual Referee! #gamedev #indiegame

@alishteinn @brave shall yes

yesterday i applied for senior software engineer job in @brave . it was open remote job soo i said why not? i am currently using brave browser and i would love to contribute but gothca is high competition. then I thought what if instead of sending regular cover letter i send something creative? and yes, i spend 2.5 hours for this 4 sheets of cover letter and even if i don't get accepted i enjoyed every hour of making this cover letter 😂 [see desc for full link]

@ayushagarwal @dodopayments @garGoel91 hey, opened the dm. thanks for responding on time.

Hey @phpmeow - great question. The $30 dispute fee is charged by the card networks / issuing bank when a chargeback is formally raised. It covers the processing and review cost on their side, not the outcome of the case. If you win the dispute, the transaction amount is returned to you, but the network dispute fee itself is typically non-refundable. Happy to look into your specific case if you DM us the transaction ID 🙌

@dodopayments @garGoel91 if someone has purchased the product , used it. And if they raise if dispute then why im charged $30 fees? like if it even turns out in my favor..

@bit2swaz whatever it is interesting to me atleast

WHY IS SUMMER OF BITCOIN'S WEEK 1 CHALLENGE THIS COMPLEX WHAT??? AM I STUPID???

@theo Really?

IMO it’s pretty clear that Claude Code needs to be rewritten from scratch at this point

10^77, which is almost the number of atoms in the universe

In 2014 I was working at a company that made mobile games. Every week we'd have a meeting where we talked about various metrics that we cared about. One of the metrics we cared about was called "Average Revenue Per Paying User" (ARPPU). One meeting the lead of one of the games said: "ARPPU has increased drastically since we deployed a build last week. It was around $4 USD, but now it has increased to $15." Everyone was very excited by this. Someone asked what they did to get ARPPU to increase so drastically. "We don't know, all we did was fix some minor bugs and do some refactoring. Nothing should have changed." How very myserious. A few days later we figured out what happened. The game allowed users to purchase currency bundles. Most people bought the low cost bundles. Which meant the ARPPU for the game was around $4 USD. The code that handled payments had this structure: In the latest build someone (not me) introduced a bug that caused the code to crash while processing the payment. The code crashed after a user got the currency they purchased, but before the button was enabled again. This meant the second time a user wanted to buy a bundle they had to buy a different bundle, likely a more expensive one. After learning this we were sad that someone's buggy code lead to us making more money. We fixed the bug and ARPPU went back down.

something similar happened w supabase idk but cool something to relate

TIL: If your EC2 can ping but not curl, and all AWS configs look correct, just create a new instance; wasted 5 hours debugging wth suddenly happened to it. Some host-level networking issues aren't worth debugging ig . Fresh instance fixed it in 10 mins.

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@ajeetunc This one was easy to fill huh afaik

am so done filling forms